recording

Agenda

• US Department of Homeland Security RFP on Privacy Preserving Digital Credential Wallets and Verifiers - Anil John

Discussion

• Tom Jones introduced the RFP and the presentation
• Anil John answered questions from the participants on the solicitation and application
• Anil John shared information from the Industry Day Presentation
  • How does this RFP and the one that occurred previously in 2018 "Preventing Forgery & Counterfeiting of Certificates and Licenses" differ (slide 8)? The biggest difference is that wallets were only used for testing purposes for that RFP. This RFP is focused on wallets as a critical component of the credential lifecycle.
  • What specifically are the core components that are needed by a wallet?
    • Privacy Preserving Digital Wallet focus on Core Functionality and not Protocols or UI. (slide 23)
    • Open Source Libraries that are required by the Privacy Preserving Digital Credential Wallets & Verifiers Solicitation (Section 3.3 on page 11)
      • OSL (A): Cryptographic Tools SDK for Issuers, Digital Wallets, and Verifiers
      • OSL (B): Sealed Storage SDK for Issuers, Digital Wallets, and Verifiers
      • OSL (C): Metadata Management SDK for Issuers, Digital Wallets, and Verifiers
      • OSL (D): Confidentiality and Integrity Protected Computing SDK for Issuers, Digital Wallets, and Verifiers